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      content/Section 3 - Bots/1-introduction.md
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      content/Section 3 - Bots/10-theoretical-perspectives-on-bots.md
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      content/Section 3 - Bots/4-bots-and-infrastructures.md
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When we say bots, we refer to software agents which automatise certain actions and can run autonomously or semi-autonomously. When we say bots, we refer to software agents which automatise certain actions and can run autonomously or semi-autonomously.
There are several classifications for bot , from ... There are several classifications for bots, from ...
The particular bots we are interested in for this online module are those that act as an interface between the digital platform and human users, or what Hepp calls communicative robots[^hepp], robots that "are defined as autonomously operating systems designed for the purpose of quasi-communication with human beings to enable further algorithmic-based functionalities – often but not always on the basis of artificial intelligence." The particular bots we are interested in for this online module are those that act as an interface between the digital platform and human users, or what Hepp calls communicative robots[^hepp], robots that "are defined as autonomously operating systems designed for the purpose of quasi-communication with human beings to enable further algorithmic-based functionalities – often but not always on the basis of artificial intelligence."

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Andreas Hepp is a professor of media and communications, Andreas Hepp is a professor of media and communications,
We will introduce the work of Andreas Hepp through the following questions:
* What are communicative bots and why are they important to study now?
* What main types of communicative bots are there?
* How do bots relate to material infrastructures like platforms?
* How does communication change in the presence of bots?
* What role do they play in the construction of the social world and what does this say about their relation to power relations in society?

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How do bots relate to digital infrastructures? Let's take two examples of communication platforms that How do bots relate to digital infrastructures? Let's take two examples of communication platforms that
We will introduce the work of Darius Kazemi through the following questions:
* Can you talk about your process of making bots?
* What types of bots are there?
* How do bots relate to digital infrastructures?
* How do bots operate differently in centralised or decentralised networks?
* Can you give some examples of bots that you made?
# Footnotes # Footnotes

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Date: 2020-11-01 12:04 Date: 2020-11-01 12:04
Summary: What are some examples of bots? Summary: What are some examples of bots?
In this section, we will give a few examples of bots that engage with In this section, we will give a few examples of bots.
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